I have shamelessly and unapologetically stolen Robert Vinson’s excellent work on his fork, for the most part. I did refactor slightly to maintain compatibility with the previous API, but otherwise it’s identical and pushed as rt-client 0.6.0. It is working for me on ruby 1.9.3p374 on Windows and ruby 1.8.3p327 on Linux, which is what I need for right now.
The prerequisites for the gem have been whittled down to a single other gem, rest_client. So as long as that works on ruby 2.0, I see no reason why rt-client 0.6.0 won’t either.
If anyone has issues with rt-client 0.6.0 on any version of ruby or any platform, please let me know directly at toml@dmsolutions.com. Unfortunately I don’t have time to read rt-users as frequently as I’d like.
Tom
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Tom,
Thanks for the updated rt-client, i will be testing this in the next few weeks.
Thanks,
EliOn Jul 4, 2013, at 7:05 PM, “Tom Lahti” tlahti@dmsolutions.com wrote:
I have shamelessly and unapologetically stolen Robert Vinson’s excellent work on his fork, for the most part. I did refactor slightly to maintain compatibility with the previous API, but otherwise it’s identical and pushed as rt-client 0.6.0. It is working for me on ruby 1.9.3p374 on Windows and ruby 1.8.3p327 on Linux, which is what I need for right now.
The prerequisites for the gem have been whittled down to a single other gem, rest_client. So as long as that works on ruby 2.0, I see no reason why rt-client 0.6.0 won’t either.
If anyone has issues with rt-client 0.6.0 on any version of ruby or any platform, please let me know directly at toml@dmsolutions.com. Unfortunately I don’t have time to read rt-users as frequently as I’d like.
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Tom
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Wow did I mess up.
Robert Vinson’s fork did not have all the methods reproduced, and I didn’t notice. 0.6.0 is almost unusable as a result, if you used anything beyond the couple of methods implemented there.
I’ve re-introduced all the missing methods back into 0.6.1 and pushed it. Please let me know if there’s any issues.
Tom LahtiOn Jul 4, 2013, at 5:09 PM, Tom Lahti tlahti@dmsolutions.com wrote:
I have shamelessly and unapologetically stolen Robert Vinson’s excellent work on his fork, for the most part. I did refactor slightly to maintain compatibility with the previous API, but otherwise it’s identical and pushed as rt-client 0.6.0. It is working for me on ruby 1.9.3p374 on Windows and ruby 1.8.3p327 on Linux, which is what I need for right now.